Sentence examples for have slipped out from inspiring English sources

It must have slipped out somewhere.

Police officials said they thought the two men might have slipped out a side door.

If only I had asked to see him a third time, who knows what little secret might have slipped out?

But I think the friends of mine who have slipped out babies post-40 have really compromised.

When similar announcements have slipped out from the University of Washington or Harvard Medical School, people have barely noticed.

But the prosecutor, in his closing, dismissed the alibi, saying she could have slipped out and killed him later.

[In an e-mail sent after this interview, Mr. Kennedy added:] And I also want to apologize for any obscenities that may have slipped out due to technical difficulties from filming live.

But in an e-mail sent after his interview Mr. Kennedy offered an apology "for any obscenities that may have slipped out due to technical difficulties from filming live".

Speaking to the BBC, Mr Lambert said: "Over the last ten or 15 years... the norms of behaviour in bits of the banking sector have slipped out to a way which is unacceptable".

While the news seems to have slipped out ahead of schedule, there's still no word on any of the specifics of the plan and Google is assuredly aiming to keep quiet on the matter for the next few days.

You can't tell me that she couldn't have slipped out or brought an overnight bag or called in her stylist.